China must deliver on trade or EU will act, warns von der Leyen
As an October deadline looms, European Commission president signals readiness to use EU trade defence 'instruments' against Beijing
EU budget must be cut by ‘several hundred of billions’
'Frugals' demand radical spending cuts and job freeze for the EU institutions
Prague, Bratislava tie EU carbon price to €2tn budget
The European carbon price is 'destroying our industry', said Czechia's Babiš
Irish patients say they were made to ‘beg’ for rare disease drug
Friedreich's ataxia campaigners welcome funding reversal on Skyclarys but warn others face the same fight
RED THREAD: Meet Beijing’s imaginary columnist
This week, we explore why China's senior leaders have vanished from public view...
EU steps up planning for post-UNIFIL mission in Lebanon
A mixed civilian and military EU team conducted its second reconnaissance visit to Lebanon in August
AI labs’ internal models ‘might’ fall under EU safety rules
Commission hedges on legal question thrown up by OpenAI safety incident
Ukraine looks to Europe as Patriot production hopes fade
With the US reluctant to share production know-how and European allies wary of depleting their own stocks, Kyiv is looking at European industry for alternatives
EXCLUSIVE: Von der Leyen to visit Greenland in early September
Key trip by European Commission president comes as the Arctic region becomes a geopolitical flashpoint
VOLTAGE: National interests vs. rights of nature
In today's edition: Desertification, gas stocks, packaging rules
HARVEST: A deal is a deal. Or is it?
In today's edition: animal welfare, rivers, PFAS
THE HACK: Meta’s $17 billion addictive design price-tag
In today's edition: EU's first AI enforcement steps, Virkkunen's gaming era, Starlink medal for Musk
Greece, Poland urge Irish EU presidency to advance biotech and medicines security
Athens sees biotech as a route to investment and pharma production, while Warsaw pushes for simpler rules, prevention and a broader mental-health agenda
FIRST AID: Brussels cools Trump drug pricing threats
In today's edition: Cancer, malaria, measles
Whatever it takes to ignore Poland
Also in Thursday's edition: frugal meet-up, Le Pen, Dolly Parton
Europe’s migration crisis could be the left’s opportunity
National responses to migration are putting Schengen under pressure
Peace in Europe’s southeast hangs by a thread
Greece, Turkey and Israel are entering election periods, fuelling regional volatility
Ukraine under fire but European anti-missile system faces delays
While 10 countries signed a joint declaration to develop Freya, Europe's defence industry is struggling to deliver
Cuts on the Berlin menu as EU budget battle looms
The 'frugals', a group of richer countries who pay more into the EU budget than they take out, are lunching to plot their next move
As rivers gain rights, the Rhine is next in line
Legal status would allow representatives to defend the waterway in court